Taleco baby product recall
After a Recalled Baby Jumper or Swing Injury
30-second answer
Stop using the product. Get medical help first. Do not place the child back in it or recreate the incident. Save safe photos, the model label, seat, straps, hardware, purchase record, medical papers, and every refund or destruction instruction.
Reviewed by Arta Wildeboer, California attorney (Bar #286995) · Updated
Do this now
- 1Stop using the jumper or swing. Keep children away and do not test its stability, straps, seat openings, or hardware.
- 2Get emergency or medical help. Tell providers what happened and report the child's symptoms accurately without guessing at a diagnosis.
- 3Take safe photos of the full product, incident location, fabric seat, openings, straps, frame, hardware, damage, and sewn-in model label.
- 4Save the product, detached parts, packaging, manual, order history, seller details, original photos, witness information, and medical records.
- 5Follow the current CPSC recall. Before irreversible destruction, save the guide, claim terms, submitted form, uploaded photos, confirmations, and refund record when safely feasible.
Avoid this
- Do not place the child back into the product, use a doll or weight to reenact the event, or pull on straps to demonstrate the hazard.
- Do not wash, repair, tighten, cut, alter, surrender, or destroy the product before safely documenting its condition, except when immediate safety requires action.
- Do not post the child's name, medical files, birth date, or identifiable injury photos publicly.
Save these
- Safe wide and close photos of the product and incident location
- Fabric wash-and-care label showing model jumper-01 or swing-1
- Seat, openings, hanging straps, buckles, frame, hardware, and detached parts
- Packaging, manual, warnings, assembly guide, and included accessories
- Amazon, Walmart, or TalecoGear order, seller, payment, and delivery records
- Original photos or video, witness details, and a private incident timeline
- Emergency, pediatric, imaging, follow-up, medication, and billing records
- Recall page, destruction guide, submitted claim, uploads, messages, and refund record
Common questions
Which Taleco products are recalled?
CPSC recall 26-688 covers listed G Taleco Gear baby jumpers, baby swings, and 2-in-1 products with model numbers jumper-01 or swing-1. The model is on the wash-and-care label sewn into the seat cover.
Can I keep using it if it looks stable?
No. CPSC says consumers should stop using the recalled products immediately. Do not test the product with a child, doll, weight, or by pulling on its restraints.
Should I destroy it now for the refund?
Stop use now and follow the recall. If a child was hurt, safely photograph the product, label, components, condition, and claim instructions before irreversible destruction when feasible. Do not delay emergency safety action.
Does the recall prove who caused the injury?
No. The recall may matter, but product identity, condition, assembly, warnings, incident sequence, medical evidence, and other facts still affect causation and legal responsibility.
Want more detail?
Read the full explanation
Taleco Baby Jumper and Swing Recall: Evidence to SaveOfficial resources
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